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Prince Harry reportedly plans private Remembrance tributeWorld — Sep 29, 2026Prince Harry is reportedly expected to observe Remembrance Sunday privately rather than join the royal family’s public commemorations in London, aiming to keep attention on veterans and the national observance. His plans have not been independently confirmed.

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Saudi Arabia eyes cancellation of 2027 Joy Awards amid budget pressures — 3dSaudi Arabia is set to cancel next year’s Joy Awards as budget cuts and the Iran war prompt the kingdom to reassess spending on entertainment and other high-profile projects. The move follows delays or cutbacks to events and developments tied to Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s Vision 2030 ambitions.

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CFL Week 19 Set to Begin FridayTech — 4dThe Saskatchewan Roughriders are set to visit Montreal on October 12, while the Saskatoon Hilltops begin Prairie Football Conference playoff action and the Huskies host Manitoba later in the month. The roundup also previews upcoming NFL games and WHL matchups for the Saskatoon Blades and Prince Albert Raiders.

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Prince Harry in talks to make Diana documentary for anniversary — Sep 21, 2026Prince Harry is exploring a documentary on Princess Diana for the 30th anniversary of her death, approaching relatives and friends including Earl Spencer. Nothing is finalized; Archewell and Netflix are possible partners.

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Nicole Hardy I think it's great that Harry wants to honor his mum this way instead of letting others tell her story.

Tooro Kingdom Crowns Nyabongo I Amid Succession DisputeWorld — Sep 27, 2026Tooro is preparing to enthrone Prince Edward Rukidi Nyabongo I as Omukama at Karuziika Palace on September 29, 2026, with traditional rites and palace language marking his accession. A viral post claiming he had rejected the throne is fake, his spokesperson says.

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Most Influential Women in World HistoryYourlist — RankingFrom ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.

Prince Harry makes first public appearance in Britain since US return — Sep 17, 2026Prince Harry made his first Britain public appearance since the US return at the Invictus Spirit Awards as Earl Spencer's memoir claimed King Charles said of Diana they would forget her soon enough.

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Rachel Meyers Earl Spencer's memoir timing adds extra strain just when Harry is trying to resume UK work.

Prince William to represent King Charles at King Harald V funeral — Sep 8, 2026

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Prince Harry, Meghan Markle ‘surprised’ by King Charles’ letter on royal statusWorld — Sep 8, 2026

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Prince Harry, Meghan Markle ‘surprised’ by King Charles’ letter on royal status — Sep 8, 2026

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Canadian leagues set Thursday return — Sep 23, 2026Upcoming sports schedules feature the Saskatchewan Roughriders visiting the B.C. Lions, the Huskies facing the Regina Rams and the Saskatoon Blades meeting the Prince Albert Raiders. The Toronto Blue Jays are also set for games against the Reds and Orioles across the schedule updates.

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18 Moïse Assassination Suspects Extradited to US — Sep 20, 202618 suspects including Joseph Félix Badio and 17 Colombian former soldiers boarded a U.S. military plane in Port-au-Prince Sunday for extradition to Florida over Moïse's 2021 killing.

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Maya Lindstrom Sending all 18 to Florida might finally deliver accountability after the earlier convictions.

Toy Story vs ShrekYourlist — VS BattleThe toy box vs the swamp: two animation revolutions, one inevitable playground argument.

Prince George arrives at Eton, the elite school that taught his father and 20 UK prime ministersEntertainment — Sep 8, 2026

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Memoir Claims Charles Told Spencer Diana’d Be Forgotten — Sep 16, 2026Spencer memoir claims now-King Charles said 'Rest assured, we'll forget her soon enough!' six days after Diana's 1997 death in a call over the princes' funeral walk.

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Kate Returns to Premiere After Cancer Treatment — Sep 22, 2026The Prince and Princess of Wales walked the London red carpet for Tom Cruise’s Digger premiere, with Kate in a jewel-toned Jenny Packham gown and wearing the Queen Mother’s Amethyst Sautoir Necklace along with Princess Diana’s Collingwood Pearl Drop Earrings. They also attended a charity screening in Leicester Square related to the Film and TV Charity, continuing their high-profile appearances around the premiere.

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Prince William Launches Nationwide Suicide Prevention Sports Toolkit — Sep 9, 2026Prince William has launched On Your Side, a sport-focused toolkit and awareness campaign to help individuals spot warning signs of suicide and offer timely support, with a focus on reaching men under 50 and coinciding with World Suicide Prevention Day. The initiative is backed by the Royal Foundation and more than 70 organizations, including the FA, Premier League, and Team GB, and includes a promotional film and commitments from major sports bodies to implement the toolkit across levels of sport.

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Derek Foss Sports bodies committing to this could save lives if they follow through with actual sessions for coaches.

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Russian Church Sends Prince’s Relic to Ukraine Front — Sep 9, 2026The Russian Orthodox Church is sending the relics of 14th-century Prince Dmitry Donskoy to the front in Ukraine to provide spiritual support and bolster Russian troops, a move presented as religious morale-boosting but viewed by Ukrainian authorities as an orchestrated propaganda effort aligned with Kremlin interests. The campaign has involved Kremlin-linked officials and widespread church coordination, highlighting the war’s use of religious symbolism to justify aggression and rally support on the ground.

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Spencer Memoir Rekindles Controversy Over DianaWorld — Sep 19, 2026David Dimbleby says Princess Diana’s influence and public adoration were deeply resented by Buckingham Palace, a view echoed as Earl Spencer’s Swan Song serializations allege Prince Charles told him the country would forget Diana soon after her death. The fallout, including palace responses and Dimbleby’s critique of the monarchy as a “soap opera,” centers on ongoing gossip about the royals and their handling of Diana’s legacy.

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Iconic Diana 'Revenge Dress' Set for Auction — Sep 10, 2026The 1994 'revenge dress' worn by Princess Diana at the Serpentine Gallery has enduring cultural significance as a bold public rebuke to Prince Charles’s infidelity and a lasting influence on fashion. Sotheby’s will auction the gown in New York this December, after a London display and a global tour, with an estimated price of $150,000–$300,000 and proceeds benefiting charity.

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Spencer Memoir Reopens Dispute Over Diana ClaimsWorld — Sep 16, 2026Diana’s brother, Charles Spencer, promotes in his forthcoming Swan Song: Diana, My Sister a narrative accusing Prince Charles of a volatile reaction after Diana’s death, including allegedly telling Spencer he’d “forget her soon enough” and suggesting relief at Diana’s death as the boys walked behind her coffin; the memoir also touches on Diana’s mental health and the emotional aftermath. Buckingham Palace publicly questions the recollection, with Charles’ grief cited as potentially clouding judgment and memory, while Spencer counters with renewed detail as the book release approaches.

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Early Voting Begins in Four States for 2026 Election — Sep 17, 2026Voters across Northern Virginia will face local ballot items, from Fairfax City’s consideration of a 1% local sales tax earmarked for school and transit projects to Loudoun County’s $356.5 million in bonds for schools, safety, and transportation, alongside three constitutional amendments on voting, abortion, and related rights. The ballot also features high-profile federal and state races, including U.S. Senate and House contests and a Prince William County special House of Delegates election, with early voting already underway in several states.

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Report: Iran Leadership Divisions Deepen Over War TalksWorld — Sep 12, 2026Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi proposes a five‑part transition plan for a post‑Islamic Republic Iran focused on empowering the Iranian people and protecting religious freedom, not prescribing a fixed future government. Separately, the set of articles highlights enduring Iran‑related hostility, internal hardline opposition to diplomacy, BRICS‑driven attempts at West Asia consensus amid ongoing clashes in the region, and the threat of escalation in incidents such as in the Strait of Hormuz.

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European Destinations Highlight Travel and Retirement — Sep 10, 2026A global look at Irish heritage and retiree-friendly locales shows how communities from Montserrat to New York and Prince Edward Island reflect Irish culture abroad, while Europe offers affordable retirement options in places like Bergerac and Bragança. Back home and nearby, Ireland’s coastlines and towns—from Doolin and Carlingford to Kinsale, Malahide, Ballina, and Cobh—are celebrated for friendly communities, festivals, history, and seafood-focused living that appeal to retirees.

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Trump Says Iran Likely Behind Saudi Pipeline Attack — Sep 12, 2026US President Donald Trump said Iran was probably responsible for the drone/attack that damaged Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline, a key crude artery bypassing the Strait of Hormuz, and noted conversations with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman and assurances from Yemen’s Iran-aligned Houthis about US involvement. He tied the incident to broader Middle East tensions, suggesting the conflict could end after the upcoming US elections and reiterating that Iran cannot have nuclear weapons.

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Derek Foss The timing with US elections feels off, like this could drag on unless Iran is stopped from going nuclear.

Report says Trump declined Saudi request for strikes on Houthis — Sep 11, 2026Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman urged President Trump in two calls to order air strikes against Yemen's Houthi forces as tensions over the Red Sea escalated; Trump declined and Washington said it would not pursue direct military action for now, instead focusing on Iran and protecting shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. The U.S. has offered non-combat support and intelligence sharing, with CENTCOM chief Admiral Brad Cooper traveling to Riyadh for coordination as regional tensions mount.

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Dana Whitfield Sharing intelligence and sending the CENTCOM chief shows support without committing to another messy conflict.